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Investigative Section-Sexual Assault Squad

How to report

When deciding whether or not to report a sexual assault to the police, it is important to know what will be involved in the process so you can make the decision that is best for you.

There is NO time limit on your reporting time. It can be months or years after the assault however, the sooner you report, the greater the chance the police will find and preserve evidence linked to the crime.